Google Drive Is Scary-Smart at Searching Your Images

If you use Google Photos regularly, you're probably already aware of its impressive machine-learning skills. Searching for keywords such as "cactus," "Golden Gate Bridge," or "baseball" in your photo roll will bring up eerily appropriate images. It doesn't matter if you don't tag your shots; the results are driven by machine learning, not by metadata. The same search functionality exists in Google Drive. If you store or share images with Drive, the same text-based searches will bring up results there, too.